Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-22
Congressional.

| Congressional.
WASHINGTON, January 21st-In the Sem
ate to-day, petition was presented relating
to the liquor traffic in the District of
Columbia. After debate it was referred 10
the Committee on the District of Columbia.
Numerous petitions were presented by
several Senators for amendment of the
oleomargarine law and for repeal OF inter
nal revenue law, and were referred TO the
Committee on Finance.
Brown offered a resolution, which was
adopted, requesting the President to COM
/ municate to the Senate copies of all CORE
spondence with the Government of Mexico
in regard to the seizure and sale of the
American schooner Rebecca in the port OF
Tampico also copies of all correspondence
between the State Department and the late
Minister Jackson, with Jackson's letter to
the President on the subject of his resigna-
nation.
Edmunds gave notice on behalf of the
Committee on Foreign Relations, that to-
morrow, Immediately after the completion
of strictly morning business, he would ask
the Senate 10 consider the bill respecting
the protection of American fishermen,
which he had reported the other day. Sub
sequently, however, the Senate agreed..to
adjourn over till Monday.
The Senate then went into secret session,
and when the doors were reopened ad-
journed till Monday
Iorsr
WAsHINGT0N, January 2lSl.-ARer the
reading OF the Journal, the speaker stated
that the regular ofder was the vote upon
the adoptlon OF the conference report on
the interstate commerce Dill.
Butterworth OF OHIO asked unanimous
POOS 10 have q Spparatp vote Ou tho
iourth secu0n, and also 10 nave d separate
vote on the commissioner feature, out crisp
OF Georgia objected to both requests
Dunham OF limos moved to recommit
the Dill to the conference Committee, and
Crisp raised a point OF order against the
mouon;
The Speaker knew OF no rule which au-
| thorlzed the recommlttal OF conference
report, ana sustained the point OF order.
Nelli OF pennsylvania inquired whether
there was any parliamentary proceeding
by Whlch those gentlemen who were EN-
parrassed oy havlng 10 vote Tor or against
an important Dill Witnout havlng an op-
portunlty TO dlveSt II OF al OF Its Objection
able features, could be relieved of that en-
Darrassment, but no suggestion to that end
was made.
1he vote was taken on the ADOPTION OF
ayes Zl9, noes Al.
Ihose Young IN the negative were Allen
OF MASSACHUSETTS Anderson OF ONO, Bass,
Boutei4e, Boyle, Bragg, Brnmm, Campbell
OF ONO CasWell. Dlople, Ely, Evans, eel
ton, flnulay, freuerlck, gay, Ullnllan,
GroSVen0r, hayden, hlll, Johnson OF New
YORK, helley, hetcham, LlDDy; Long
Marknam, Morton, Mchenna, Miller Nor
row, oates, " Neiii OF FennSylvanla
y Mem or MISSOURI Ranney, Reeo OF
Name Rlch, seymour Madsworth, ward,
eaVer Oh Iowa. ana "hlte oI fehhsyl-
Vania.
Inc Dill, aIter oelhg enrolieo ana signed
py tne presldlng ofncer OF the Two houses,
Will be at once sent to the President Tor his
| action.
CRISP OF georgia, from the committee on
| commerce reported pack ihe reSoiutlon
| requesting the secretary oI Tue treasury 10
make inquiry OF contractors OF passenger
| cars and steamboats,, and any other person
he may thlnk capable OF giving information
on the subject. as TO the best methods OF
constructing and heating the same.
Adopted.
Belmont OF New YORK offered resolu-
| uoh, WHICH was !eieiIeu ~ tne Coniinittee
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